He moves here, he moves there, he moves almost everywhere.
Parents fear that without Rhythm and Moves there would be no physical education instruction for kindergarten to fifth grade.
So why would a hockey team called the Islanders keep its name when it moves there from an arena in Uniondale?
She saw off moves there to deselect her as Labour's candidate after repaying £13,000 in capital gains tax she avoided when selling her London home.
I was heartened that one of his first moves there, long overdue, was to appoint a composer in residence, the formidable Mr. Lindberg.
But when he finally moves there, to write advertising copy for clients like Louis Vuitton, cultural pratfalls and office politics turn the city into "a melancholy bubble".
John-Wilson will join her in New York when she moves there in August and I wonder aloud how that will work out, given actors' competitive tendency.
Among the latest investment moves there, ConocoPhillips said last Wednesday that it would pay $2 billion for a 7.59percentt stake in Lukoil, Russia's second-largest oil company.
Mr Bashir knows that the western region contains the second-biggest number of voters after the south, so he has had to make some peace moves there in the past few months to shore up his support.
Now, she writes, the pattern is coming full circle: downtown, near the old Newspaper Row, is experiencing a resurgence with moves there by The Daily News and Condé Nast and the cluster of new media in old media space.
The personnel moves there started last fall when Jim Bell, the head of the show for nearly eight years, was replaced by Mr. Nash and Alex Wallace, who was named the executive in charge of the show.
